Greens want government incentives to motivate private sector on city schools

By Tony Moore
Updated February 2 2017 - 10:18pm, first published 9:39pm
Councillor Jonathan Sri, with Greens deputy leader, Senator Larissa Waters, at the March 2016 council elections, will raise the concept of incentives to encourage more inner-city schools. Photo: Bradley Kanaris
Councillor Jonathan Sri, with Greens deputy leader, Senator Larissa Waters, at the March 2016 council elections, will raise the concept of incentives to encourage more inner-city schools. Photo: Bradley Kanaris

Both Brisbane City Council and the Queensland Government should offer incentives and cut infrastructure charges to encourage private schools and colleges to renovate buildings in the central city, the Queensland Greens said on Wednesday.

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